Hello Everyone,
I think Jat is a community who are brave, aggressive and daring in nature, yet always been close to earth. We had seen it from ancient times that we are farmers, but at times whenever needed, we came forward as fighters. Always known for bravery... so all in all, Jats are not followers of any religion, but a community that always been ahead in their era.
As, we all know that Jats are Hindu, muslims and sikhs.. might be lot more. But, the origin is smwhere around in asia only. Jats always been front-fighters. And yes, it seems kinda mean, but they always fighted for thereself and there motherland only.( that's not mean, though I said so.)
So, whenever they shown bravery, they are being accepted and welcomed to the different religions( that time ruler religions). And so, you got to see them in every religion.
And here being specific to Mr. Karamveer ji,
Hinduism is not a religion, but more a philosophy. We never had any hard 'n fast written rules or guidelines in hinduism anywhere. Never we had a single god (thousands of gods exist in hinduism). And the gods, whom people pray now a days, we always considered them that once they were simple mankind only ( as Ram, Krishan, Hanuman, Shiv .....) So, why should we pray other people who were once like us only. And if they are Gods, then who were the God for them 'n where they originated from??
So, here I 'll finish up with a few words about Hinduism -
The Vedas tell us this about God - "OM Poornamadah Poornamidam Poornaad Poornamudachyate; Poornasya Poornamaadaaya Poornamevaavashisyate". Translated in English, this verse means "What is Whole - This is Whole - What has come out of the Whole is also Whole; When the Whole is taken out of the Whole, the Whole still remains Whole".
The essence of this verse is that the Infinite cannot be measured arithmetically - God is Infinite. The Infinite can be represented in Infinite ways and does manifest in infinite ways. This, in short, is the essence of the Hindu belief in God. That He is everywhere, aorund us and within us. Infact, Hinduism takes the bold step of proclaiming that "we are God".
So, we are God
--Manu.